Kentucky Department of Education provides update on alternative routes to teacher certification
Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) officials provided an update on teacher certification to teachers and school administrators during a special…
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Ignite students among top finalists at TSA national conference; Ryle’s Ariel Fader named national officer
More than 240 middle and high school students and teachers from 33 schools represented Kentucky during the 2023 Technology Student…
Mike Polly returning to NKY to offer free summer camp at Dixie High alma mater for 3rd-8th graders
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Once a Northern Kentuckian – always a Northern Kentuckian. And there’s no better proof than…
NKU receives $250,000 ‘Cornerstone: Learning for Living’ grant, largest of any KY public institution
Northern Kentucky University has been awarded the largest “Cornerstone: Learning for Living” grant of any public institution in the Commonwealth….
NKU’s School of the Arts offering Summer Dance Institute, an immersive dance for young artists
Northern Kentucky University School of the Arts (NKU SOTA) announced the return of the Summer Dance Institute (SDI), an immersive…
NKU’s Dr. Suk-hee Kim appointed to board of national Council on Social Work Education
Dr. Suk-hee Kim, associate professor of Social Work, has been appointed to the Board of Directors for the Council on…
Gateway Express Admissions and Enrollment event aims to make starting college this fall easy
Enrollment for the Gateway Community and Technical Collegef fall 2023 semester is officially open, with the eight-week and 16-week fall…
Berea College reaffirms commitment to ‘interracial education’ and installs its first woman president
By Jamie Lucke Kentucky Lantern The day before Cheryl Nixon became Berea College’s 10th and first woman president, the U.S….
KDE’s Graduation Summit presented dropout prevention strategies, help for reaching students
More than 100 people traveled from across the state for the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE)’s Persistence to Graduation Summit…
KY celebrates 75 years of investing in transportation needs through civil engineering scholarships
Funding the education of tomorrow’s leaders has proven to be a worthwhile investment to ensure a future pipeline of engineering…
Team from Boone County takes second place in Girl Scouts’ first ever valve car race at STEM fest
For over 100 years, Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road (GSKWR) has led the way in providing opportunities to girls…
Camp Covington, Covington schools team up to provide great summer programming for students
Covington Partners Camp Covington goes beyond elementary school. Covington Partners and Covington Independent Public Schools have collaborated for several years…
KCTCS board elects new officers for coming year; Barry Martin of Lexington named chair
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) Board of Regents elected new officers during its recent quarterly meeting held…
Newport High offering free student-led performance Friday evening — scenes from ‘Finding Nemo’
Newport High School will offer a student-led performance, sponsored by the 21st Century Enrichment Theatre Camp, that is open to…
Florence Rotary hears about Kentucky Campus Compact’s College Coaches program
By Julia Pile Special to NKyTribune Shellie Baker, program manager for the Kentucky College Coaches program at Kentucky Campus Compact,…
KBE seeking nominations for 2023 Kelly Award for Business and Education Partnership
The Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) is now accepting nominations for the Kelly Award for Business and Education Partnership. The…
Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: When and where to recruit, and when not, NKy has always been in the debate
It’s called the “next level” in sports, whatever level you’re talking about. And it’s worth looking at right now when…
At American College of Barbering, find ‘Mr. Rick’ in a barber chair — and teaching up-and-coming barbers in Florence
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Mr. Rick was where you’d expect to see him – in a barber chair. Why…
Northern Kentucky University to graduate second class of inmates from its Second Chance program
Incarcerated women at River City Correctional Center have a new set of skills and are ready to graduate from NKU’s…
Tips on how to get your child ready for summer camp; start with good packing
By Sherri Farley Campbell County Extension Camp is an exciting opportunity for 4-Hers, but a group living environment with…
Gateway names Connor High School’s Joel Ford among first winners of KCTCS Pathfinder Award
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) announced the winners of the first-ever Pathfinder Award on Wednesday. The award…
Gateway receives $40,000 grant from Duke Energy Foundation for lineworker technician program
Gateway Community and Technical College has received a $40,000 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation to bolster the college’s Energy…